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The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!

The Ravens are very thin at WR so now would be a good time to get a deal done. I wouldn't mind moving Reed or Parrish.

I can't wait to read your article on McCargo. At this point, any production we get out of him will be considered a bonus.

This is all that matters Big Kitty.

Daryl Gardener has no place in this conversation. I said that these quotes apply to this topic. I suppose reading comprehension is too much to expect from a guy who thinks that practice is unnecessary. Why don't you get back to defending the right to rape dogs on OTW?

My vote is poor conditioning. Not much mangling going on at camp soft Dick.

It's hard to coach in the sun.

Two quotes from Jimmy Johnson that apply to this topic: 1.“Do you want to be safe and good, or do you want to take a chance and be great?” 2."Treat a person as he is, and he will remain as he is. Treat a person as if he were where he could be and should be, and he will become what he could be and should be.”

I can't wait for this one.

Thanks for the report.

At least it will be a well rested rookie O-lineman that gives up the sack, and I guess that is all that matters. Oh and btw, I'm sure that lineman will love playing hard for Dick Jauron. Just ask him.

So, after all these years, practice does not make perfect? 80 round trip tickets to Cancun please, 7-9 here we come. HOOORAY CONTINUITY!!!

Hey genius, do you think that this season a few extra practices would help the rookies out so that we don't have to hear our own coaching staff admit that they are uncomfortable giving playing time to guys like Leodis Mckelvin and James Hardy because they don't fully understand their plays/responsibilities?

Yes, and I think a better coach would have gotten more out of the talent that we did have.

Oh, you already got it and here's the proof!

What kind of car does he drive?

At Least everyone on this board isn't out of his mind.

I will try to type slowly so that you can understand. IMO, it's not a question of whether the number of two-a-days equals success during the season. I believe that each team has its individual needs. Established teams with veteran rosters do not need as much practice as a team which is filling new starting positions. It's just that simple and I can't waste any time on anyone that can't grasp that concept. The way some of you people talk, Dick should just take the team to Cancun until September and everything will just be rosy.

You guys are unbelievable. Two days into training camp and the unfounded, over-optimistic, blind support for obvious failed policy is in full effect. This franchise makes mistake after mistake which can be seen as they happen, yet some of you people just revel in defending it until the very end. WTF?!?!

^^^^^ doesn't understand that supporting a proven career losing coach's methods isn't smart.

I really don't think so. Veteran teams with established rosters and systems can coast all they want. This year the Bills will have a totally revamped offensive line with starters playing unfamiliar positions, a new look O with T.O., apparently more no-huddle, their starting running back suspended for the first 3 games, questionable depth at linebacker, and position jockeying in the defensive backfield. The biggest concern is obviously the O-line and offense in general. The last thing this team needs is camp cupcake. They've got a lot of work to do and apparently Dick believes that this can be accomplished with team meetings and kid gloves. I can't wait until this moron is shown the door.

That's easy. Does 7-9 mean anything to you?

Can't you see the difference in the need for practice between an established perennial playoff team and the '09 Bills? I think that this news is disgraceful.

I agree. Ending two-a-days defeats the purpose of coming in early. Soft Dick strikes again.

You can't be this stupid.